With a population of more than 1.3 billion people, maintaining efficacy, security, and transparency across healthcare records in India is essential. Working at the highest level of efficiency within the healthcare system is crucial to the current target of providing universal healthcare in India by 2030. A universal healthcare system should strive to reach every citizen, providing equality in both access and in care. However, the large rural populations in India make it difficult. In addition to this, India is also facing the pressing issue of a shortage in healthcare staff, further restricting the well-functioning of the healthcare system. How then can India regain its footing and ensure the future prosperity of its healthcare system? The answer might lie in blockchain technology.
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